Respectonomics

Compass Point 72 - Humour 'R Us

So goes the old expression “Nature abhors a vacuum”. In the worlds of business and organisations there has developed a significant vacuum of humour. In this Compass Point episode, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, your Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton tackle the depressing and destructive outcomes of removing humour from our human interactions. Recognising how damaging the humourless practices become is one of awareness first, and then recognising the tools to regain a status of great humour. This episode unwraps the tools - which are entirely democratic with zero dollar-cost! Tell directors, CEO’s, managers to listen up! Humour is the finest return on human capital. Tell us your story. Contact us at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 71 - Be Your Vision

What would be more personal and convicting than “Vision”? This episode of the Compass Point series explores the unique nature of your human vision. It is of huge relevance to you in a world of conflict and confusion, as you combat forces that try to snag you away from the beauty and grace of your purpose. Jeremy Wentworth- Stanley, your Voice of Respectonomics, once again restates your personal dignity and your amazing potential. All because you are a human being! It is time to spread the message. Give us your feedback at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 70 - Governance Or Government

This Compass Point episode brings you a conversation between Albert (Abby) Errington and Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, your Voice of Respectonomics. Abby, a noted author and acknowledged leader in the field of governance, reveals how the current process of government is flawed, how it invites abuse, and how it has become a breeding ground for parasitism and entitlement. Have you wondered why instinctively you mistrust government, why you have this uneasy feeling of oppression, why the democratic brand is failing? Abby reasons how far the Western world model has breached its purpose and needs to be retrieved. He blends revelation and solution into one, giving hope the edge on doom. Listen well, and share well. Send us your feedback at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 69 - Share the Road: A Parable

A Compass Point episode reminds you and us how the “road well-travelled” is on foot, bicycle, car, and truck. This is the focus of the discussion between Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, in which you become drawn into the parallels of road- etiquette and life itself. Wait for the raised curtain at the end. It explains your life and those around you! Contact us at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 68 - Toxic Work Environment

To this catch-all subject, the “Toxic Work Environment”, the Compass Point series turns its attention to reveal the destructive and debilitating presence of social toxins. So many of you, regardless of background and circumstance, agree on a single point: toxins are everywhere! Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, with his co-host Sarah Benton, identify the culture of toxins. Organisations, notably corporations and business entities, will seek to detect and confront human toxicity once they understand the wasteful outcome of ignoring the toxins and their breeding agenda. The discussion is one of great relevance to many walks of life and pleads to go viral. Will you share?Contact us at: jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 67 - Navigating Life

This Compass Point episode addresses your quest, as ancient as time itself, how to navigate your life. Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics offers you a dynamic insight, using the navigational allegory of latitude and longitude, as well as a vertical pathway to match your three-dimensional structure: body, mind and soul. It is a refreshing approach to self-awareness and imagination. Share the map with your friends and colleagues! Write to jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 66 - "E" To the Power of 3

This Compass Point episode is an address by Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, in which he explores the three “E’s”, education, empowerment, and exploration. By harnessing these three, the outcome is a quantum increase in your productivity and potential to innovate. Your combination gives business a significant advantage, at a time when three ugly “E’s” prevail - entitlement, elitism and eviction. Will you share? The message pleads for critical mass. Write to jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 65 - Your D'nA

What could be more personal, more individualistic than your DNA? In this Compass Point episode, Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host discuss a variation on such a theme, in which the “D” is for Dignity and the “A” for Accountability. These two strands of life are woven together, helix like, and depend mutually upon one another. When you are dignified, you are accountable. When you are accountable, you express dignity of self and others. Will you help us start an epidemic of dignity? jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 64 - Your Economy

“Your Economy” is precisely that, and it is time to bring “leaders” into the mix! Here you have the Compass Point episode with Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the  Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, as they take you to the original reality of an economy, which is household management. We explore how everyday common sense must be reapplied to the broader economy. Why? Because across the broad strata of society you are witness to suppression, exploitation, waste, and abuse. Listen well, share well, and take the message to your network! jeremy@respectonomics.com

Compass Point 63 - Transparency

When lines of authority and communication lack transparency, the consequences are a lack of confidence, and a deeper sense of being disrespected. This Compass Point episode, led by Jeremy Wentworth-Stanley, the Voice of Respectonomics, and his co-host Sarah Benton, reveals how you will benefit from claiming the right to transparency and dignity. In your own dealings with corporate and political power structures, you may witness concealment as a means to downplay accountability. Tell us your experiences. Contact us at jeremy@respectonomics.com